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Charlie Hall completed a risk assessment form for a documentary film shoot following Ray on his nightly delivery route. The assessment identified risks such as being hit by drivers at night, confrontations with intoxicated people, and falling over objects in dark gardens. For each risk, Hall listed actions to reduce the likelihood such as wearing a reflective vest, avoiding confrontations, and using a torch. With these measures, most risks were lowered from high to medium level. The form was signed and dated by Charlie Hall on September 29, 2014.
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This risk assessment form covers the filming of an independent production over 5 scenes in 2 locations - a nearby cemetery and a house's living room.
In the cemetery, the main hazards identified are assault by a passing person, collision with vehicles on paths, and cold weather. Controls include being aware of others, looking for vehicles, and ensuring proper clothing.
For the house scene, the only hazard is a prop knife, which will have its edges taped and be held away from actors, and transported securely between takes.
With these controls, all risks are judged to be very unlikely or trivial. The assessment was completed and authorized by the producer, Molly Allen.
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This risk assessment form covers the filming of an independent production over 5 scenes in 2 locations - a nearby cemetery and a house's living room.
In the cemetery, the main hazards identified are assault by a passing person, collision with vehicles on paths, and cold weather. Controls include being aware of others, looking for vehicles, and ensuring proper clothing.
For the house scene, the only hazard is a prop knife, which will have its edges taped and be held away from actors and carefully transported between takes.
With these controls, all risks are assessed as unlikely or below.
Risk assesement green room
The document is a health and safety risk assessment for an ident production taking place on April 25, 2014. It identifies potential hazards like equipment such as chairs and lighting that could cause injuries if actors trip or the equipment is damaged. The assessment notes that actors are at highest risk but the production company is also at risk if equipment is damaged and they have to pay costs. It outlines steps to mitigate risks like going over safety procedures with actors and having them sign documents acknowledging the risks. The production company takes responsibility as they rented the equipment.
Risk assessment
This document identifies and analyzes potential risks associated with filming locations and activities. It notes that running, jumping, climbing walls, using a car for blocking, splashing water on the floor, and filming at night all carry risks of crew members falling or getting injured. It recommends being careful of footing, stationary vehicles, and avoiding dangerous areas at night to mitigate these risks. The overall goal is to safely film the scenes while avoiding anything that could harm crew/equipment or prevent distribution and marketing of the final film.
Landscape photography risk assessment
This document provides a template for conducting a risk assessment for landscape photography shoots. It lists potential hazards to consider, including someone getting hit by a car, mugged, injured by falling equipment, or falling over. For each hazard, the document instructs the assessor to identify who or what may be harmed, any existing risk controls, and the risk level according to an provided chart. Based on the risk level, the assessor then determines any further actions needed to improve safety.
Risk 2021
Molly Allen is directing an independent film called "Unsung" over five scenes filmed in two locations - a nearby cemetery and a house's living room. The risk assessment identifies potential hazards at each location like assault, prop injuries, and disease. Controls are put in place like being aware of passersby, taping prop knives, wearing masks, and sanitizing equipment. With these controls, most risks are reduced to unlikely or very unlikely levels.
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This risk assessment summarizes the filming of a documentary over three weeks in January 2023 in Sunderland, England. It identifies potential hazards such as cold environment, trip hazards, stress/anxiety, slippery surfaces, and assault by a person. Controls are outlined to minimize risks, such as proper clothing, clearing walkways, rehearsals to reduce stress, checking weather and footwear, and filming in daylight in safe areas. With these controls, most risks are reduced to unlikely or very unlikely and negligible severity.
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The documentary The Milkman is being submitted for a classification decision. The filmmaker requests a 12A rating due to explicit language used by the central interviewee to describe sexual matters, though not in a sexual context. While this language and some issues raised in the film may offend some viewers, it is felt to be a fair representation. Guidance is sought on achieving an appropriate rating if 12A is not suitable.
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The writer is requesting a 12A classification for their documentary film "The Milkman" because it contains explicit language and discusses issues that may offend younger viewers such as children. The film uses language and raises topics that could potentially upset some audiences. The writer believes a 12A rating is suitable but is open to feedback from the classification board if they disagree with the selected rating.
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This documentary follows Raymond Moonie, a rural milkman in Suffolk, England over the course of a night as he makes his deliveries. The film asks Ray questions about his job as a milkman, what he observes in neighborhoods at night, and how the work impacts his personal life. Viewers will get a glimpse into the nightly routine of a milkman and learn more about this unique occupation from Ray's perspective.
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A student named Charlie Hall is creating a documentary film for his media diploma and is asking Raymond Moonie to sign a consent form agreeing to be filmed for the project. The consent form states that Raymond understands his participation is voluntary, he can choose not to participate or withdraw at any time, and he gives Charlie permission to film him for use in the media diploma project.
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- 1. CHARLIE HALL Filming Risk Assessment Form Event: Documentary Film – A Round with Ray Date: 30/09/14 Venue: Moo Juice LTD (1) Activity / Area of Concern i.e.: what is taking place as part of the event? (2) Hazards Identified i.e.: what can cause harm? (3) Persons at Risk i.e.: who could be harmed by the hazard? (4) Current Risk Factor (high, medium or low) i.e.: determine the level of risk (5) Actions to be Taken to Minimize each Risk i.e.: what action can you take to lower the level of risk (6) New Risk Factor (high, medium or low) i.e.: risk factor after action taken to minimize the risk Getting myself seen out at night. Rundown by drivers in the night and getting injured. Ray and Myself. HIGH When I go out to film I am going to wear a hi-visibility waistcoat. This will make sure passing drivers will see us. MED Getting talked to by drunks in the night Cause injuries to Ray and Myself. Both Ray and Myself. MED If we see any strange people standing about we shall carry on with what we are doing and stay out of their way. MED Falling over garden hazards. When delivering in gardens I may stumble on things in the gardens, as it is pitch black. C.HALL HIGH I will carry a torch to make sure I can see what is in front of me and around me. This should eliminate me falling over and hurting myself. MED Name of person completing Risk Assessment (printed): ‘CHARLIE ANDREW HALL’ Signature: C.HALL Date: 29/09/2014